hello, Id like some help writing a config file template to match my directory structure. The terraform directories in my repo exist at many sublevels all within a single

terraform

directory, and if possible Id like to just wildcard match all subdirectories within

terraform/

. Example structure:

|--terraform
|  |--top_level
|  |  |--<http://main.tf|main.tf>
|  |--subdirs
|  |  |--subdir1
|  |  |  |--<http://main.tf|main.tf>
|  |  |--subdir2
|  |  |  |--<http://main.tf|main.tf>
|  |--more_subdirs
|  |  |--subdir3
|  |  |  |--subdir4
|  |  |  |  |--<http://main.tf|main.tf>  
|--infracost.yml.tmpl

Is something like this possible? Ideally I dont want to have to separately configure every level of subdirectory. I just want infracost to run on every dir within

terraform/

@narrow-dinner-45042 something like this might work:

version: 0.1
projects:
{{- range $project := matchPaths "terraform/:name(.*)/main.tf" }}
  - path: {{ $project._dir }}
    name: {{ $project.name }}
{{- end }}

ooo, thanks! Ill try it out

let me know if it works

that appears to work!

No worries!

hi @little-author-61621, following up on this thread. I added an

infracost.yml.tmpl

to the root of my repo and integrated infracost with the repo, but I am seeing infracost still running checks on PRs that dont touch any paths in my config file. Is this expected? Do these runs count against the 1000 runs/mo even if they detect no terraform changes?

If you have the

Only post a comment in pull requests that have Terraform changes (default)

setting turned on then any run that has no tf changes won’t be counted. Otherwise all runs are counted even if the paths aren’t specified in the config file because Infracost still runs to parse and check the config file paths.

got it, thanks!